What are you doing on here?
My best friend and her hubby came over for a BBQ this evening. The hunkster hubby is trying to get his project off the ground: our getaway car wrapped up in a 1979 Porsche. Sound pretty fantastic doesn't it, except when you dwell on the fact that you haven't had a spin for 4 years (at least).
Why life ain't fair
What is it that a guy can have a "project" last for eons and cost mucho moola without a poof of smoke or a vroom vroom. I should, to be fair, state that the car was started and the cloud of smoke was worse than any carbon tax register.
The girls are gals
We did a fabulous job of hanging out on the driveway while our hunks piddle and screwed around (with screwdrivers) with tools and we were content. Ask us 50 somethings whether we could turn back time and put the breaks on these never-ending project that suck mucho moola out of the funds.
To be fair
We may have extended ourselves beyond the requirements: do we need those many shoes or purses? Our defense mechanism is that we need as many pairs of shoes as they need tools.
Take that!?!!
Truth be told, we really don't need those many purses, shoes or accessories as they need tools. But never has anyone argued with the "in case". The tool that is bought because it is needed for the specific time is far different than the "in case' that particular tool meets a specific requirement is like that purse or pair of shoes that we buy "in case" we need it.
An explanation or evasion?
My greatest friend, who has known me since we worth both 18, starting out at college asked me what the big fuss was about social media? She said anything she has crossed paths with is nega-tive. She links it to negative association or being tricked into saying something or her kids being trapped into something. Something that they should avoid at all cost.
An explanation or defense?
If you find yourself fooling around on social media, we have to be prepared to defend why we do what we do do DO. As I said to my dearest friend, or tried to explain to her, social media is not a news cast, or about what is trending in the news, or what has people all hopped up about.
Occupation or preoccupation?
To try to explain to a non-participant is a challenge. It isn't like I get paid to tweet, blog or post. I tried to tell her that you can be recog-nized for your efforts. To try to explain how it can be measured is like trying to defend why smoking or drinking alcohol is okay.
About writing or expression?
My very best friend who has known me for so many years, through some challenges, and championed triumphs, asked me: "When did you decide you liked to write?" It was awkward. I was reacting defensively at first. Then I had to internalize the question and think about the answer in it's realism: I didn't know I loved to write until I started to write and I felt this physical release. It was like I could just write and it dissipated those worries or thoughts.
The reaction to attraction
Whether it is from a post of words, a quote that resonates from you inner being, or an image that just seems just too cool not to share. Writing, posting or blogging on social media is a source for saying how you really feel, what you think to be true, or what would help others.
A piece of the peace
There is a peace that envelopes you when you can be expressive through means that are outside your own creation. Whether it is a reaction to what is happening or a thought on what could be a reaction to what is going on around us. Writing a blog, posting on social media, is found at the inner core of our being.
My best friend and her hubby came over for a BBQ this evening. The hunkster hubby is trying to get his project off the ground: our getaway car wrapped up in a 1979 Porsche. Sound pretty fantastic doesn't it, except when you dwell on the fact that you haven't had a spin for 4 years (at least).
Why life ain't fair
What is it that a guy can have a "project" last for eons and cost mucho moola without a poof of smoke or a vroom vroom. I should, to be fair, state that the car was started and the cloud of smoke was worse than any carbon tax register.
The girls are gals
We did a fabulous job of hanging out on the driveway while our hunks piddle and screwed around (with screwdrivers) with tools and we were content. Ask us 50 somethings whether we could turn back time and put the breaks on these never-ending project that suck mucho moola out of the funds.
To be fair
We may have extended ourselves beyond the requirements: do we need those many shoes or purses? Our defense mechanism is that we need as many pairs of shoes as they need tools.
Take that!?!!
Truth be told, we really don't need those many purses, shoes or accessories as they need tools. But never has anyone argued with the "in case". The tool that is bought because it is needed for the specific time is far different than the "in case' that particular tool meets a specific requirement is like that purse or pair of shoes that we buy "in case" we need it.
An explanation or evasion?
My greatest friend, who has known me since we worth both 18, starting out at college asked me what the big fuss was about social media? She said anything she has crossed paths with is nega-tive. She links it to negative association or being tricked into saying something or her kids being trapped into something. Something that they should avoid at all cost.
An explanation or defense?
If you find yourself fooling around on social media, we have to be prepared to defend why we do what we do do DO. As I said to my dearest friend, or tried to explain to her, social media is not a news cast, or about what is trending in the news, or what has people all hopped up about.
Occupation or preoccupation?
To try to explain to a non-participant is a challenge. It isn't like I get paid to tweet, blog or post. I tried to tell her that you can be recog-nized for your efforts. To try to explain how it can be measured is like trying to defend why smoking or drinking alcohol is okay.
About writing or expression?
My very best friend who has known me for so many years, through some challenges, and championed triumphs, asked me: "When did you decide you liked to write?" It was awkward. I was reacting defensively at first. Then I had to internalize the question and think about the answer in it's realism: I didn't know I loved to write until I started to write and I felt this physical release. It was like I could just write and it dissipated those worries or thoughts.
The reaction to attraction
Whether it is from a post of words, a quote that resonates from you inner being, or an image that just seems just too cool not to share. Writing, posting or blogging on social media is a source for saying how you really feel, what you think to be true, or what would help others.
A piece of the peace
There is a peace that envelopes you when you can be expressive through means that are outside your own creation. Whether it is a reaction to what is happening or a thought on what could be a reaction to what is going on around us. Writing a blog, posting on social media, is found at the inner core of our being.
